This is beyond a reasonable doubt with your hosts Mark Geregous and Gary Smith.

GPS, how are you?

I'm well, Mark.

How are you?

I'm good.

I'm very good.

I wish I had my reasonable doubt shirt on.

Well, we can't both be rocking the merch. That looks a little silly. I know, but speaking of silly, someone who, uh, you and I both know, who will remain nameless told me this week, we were talking about reasonable doubt and the various nicknames you've been trying to give me. And, uh, this person told me that I need to effort to be a little bit more silly on reasonable doubt and a little less serious.

And I respect this person quite a bit.

So I've been taking that to heart and I've been thinking quite a bit about that.

And I've got to be honest, I don't think this is a week where that's going to happen because I just don't feel very silly after this week.

It's a serious time.

And, you know, I'll try. But's, it's a serious time. And, uh, you know, I'll try. But damn,

it's been a week. It has been a week. And that person, do you know the, do you know what they,

the characterization of you they gave was? What's that? Salty. Uh, yeah, I wear that probably. I think that's, that's true. But I think that, salty.

Yeah, I wear that proudly.

I think that's true.

But I think that that person would also be the first one to tell you and my strongest advocate for the fact that I can be very silly and fun and giggly.

And I can be a real knucklehead and an idiot.

And it's a steady balance that I'm always trying to find the middle of.

Did you ever think you would have to get on and defend yourself publicly on your show as being silly in a knucklehead?

As opposed to having people try to nickname you.

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